Sentence examples for practicable for example from inspiring English sources

Whether low levels of markers could be reliably increased prestudy in order to make them more practicable, for example, through the use hair stimulants such as minoxidil (Messenger and Rundegren, 2004), is currently unknown.

For example, the experts disagreed about what was the ideal practicable case load.

Unusually for a criminal proceeding, the burden of proof is on the defendant: the Met will have to demonstrate that it took all "reasonably practicable" steps to prevent the death of Mr de Menezes.Falling foul of the law can be expensive: Balfour Beatty, for example, was fined £10m ($18m), reduced on appeal this month to £7.5m.

For example, reproduction of results in the same or different laboratories as a prerequisite for publication is not practicable for large-scale DNA sequencing of random molecules because of constraints on time, costs, and sample materials.

If any such elaborate engineering hanky-panky is included in Mr. Harrison's new opera house, for example, second-rate tenors will begin sounding like Carusos, and the art of opera, as operagoers know and love it, will cease to be practicable.

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For example, the use of affinity tags (e.g., histidine tag) to selectively immobilize enzymes onto surfaces like cells, DNA scaffolds, and chelating supports is microbiologically practicable.

Known synonyms (for example as referenced in the Catalogue of Life and Australian Faunal Directory) and variant spellings were also reconciled so far as was practicable to reduce multiple counting.

"Such a capability is yet to be shown to be practicable for NMD," or national missile defense.

Ultimately, they reconcile themselves to nocturnal living — an original solution, if not one that's practicable for every reader.

However, employers are not to be held to the full requirements for consultation in special circumstances which render it not reasonably practicable for the employer to comply.